Pascal Cardinael

Mr. Pascal Cardinael is a Professor at Université de Rouen, affiliated with the Laboratoire SMS. His research focuses on chromatographic methodologies, stationary phase design, and separation science, with applications in analytical chemistry and material science.

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His research interests include the development of advanced gas chromatography (GC) and high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) techniques, optimization of stationary phases, and the application of computational methods like density functional theory (DFT) to understand chromatographic behavior. He has contributed to studies on modulators in GC, enantioselective separations using cyclodextrin derivatives, and the synthesis of novel materials for chromatographic columns.

His recent publications (2010–2017) emphasize advancements in GC methods, including comprehensive two-dimensional gas chromatography (GC×GC), retention time prediction, and the evaluation of stationary phases under various conditions. These works highlight innovations in separation techniques and their practical applications in analyzing complex mixtures such as petroleum fractions and aromatic compounds.

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Laboratory and teams: He is part of the Chromatography unit within Laboratoire SMS, focusing on developing chromatographic methods and columns, as well as collaborations in analytical chemistry and material design.